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Gray Ghost captured top honors at two international wine competitions this past week - winning a “Best of Class” in the Los' Angeles County Fair Wines of the Americas International Competition and a “Grand Star” at the Lone Star International in Texas.
Gray Ghost’s 2005 Widal Blanc and 2005 Adieu both took Gold medals in Los Angeles, with the Vidal Blanc also awarded the coveted “Best of Class”. Dubbed the Granddaddy of wine competitions and the oldest county fair competition in the country, this year’s 67th Annual Los Angeles County Fair Wine Competition received an unprecedented 3,793 wines from 982 wineries in 18 countries. Gray Ghost’s 2004 Cabernet Sauvigpon was also awarded a bronze medal.
Gray Ghost has won awards each of the eight consecutive years it has entered this competition and also been featured in the Los Angeles County Fair cookbook.
In addition to the “Best of Class” honor in California, Gray Ghost’s 2005 Gewurztraminer won the “Grand Star Award” at the Lone Star International in Texas. The “Grand Star Award” is chosen out of all the Gold medal winning wines and is considered the competition’s “Best of Show”. This is the second consecutive , year Gray Ghost has been awarded the “Grand Star” in Tfexas. Gray Ghost also took a silver on the 2005 Adieu and Bronze medals for the Victorian Red and 2005 Cabernet Franc in this year’s competition. The Cabernet Franc will be officially released
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